25 May 2017 16:02:19
Just watched BBC"s Lisbon Lions programme from last night. seemed right to watch it today.
I laughed and I cried as rhe memories came back again., i was 5 at the time.
The emotions still generated are powerful.
God bless the Lisbon Lions.
It goes all the way to your soul
HH.
25 May 2017 16:32:28
I was 7 years old at the time, those players were like Gods to me.
It's still amazing to think that a group of boys all from a 30 odd mile radius of Celtic park could have done what they did, it makes the achievement even more special.
I can only thank them for the pleasure they brought to my family, just seeing them in the Programme let's you see what special people they are.
I would like to spare a thought for those players who have passed on, you will never be forgotten.
To the rest of them, I hope that they have a terrific day, nobody deserves it more.
25 May 2017 17:19:54
It's been a roller coaster of emotions watching and reading about the LL. It's nice to see Mother Nature play her part!
25 May 2017 19:19:13
Went to my very first game in 1962, age six and got the first of many lifts over the turnstile like many fellow posters.
I really consider myself blessed to have been lucky enough to follow and adore Celtic from then-on; The Lions set the benchmark for all others who followed with the unique grand slam of winning every tournament they entered - then a close thing in the San Siro v Feyenoord - nine in a row, the Centenery Celts And many many great memories along the way, including MON's treble and Seville right up to Brendan's unbeatable Bhoys - playing football the lions would be proud of 50 years on.